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By MikeVis on
Hi,
this happens on every link on a page (only on content inside the pages, never on other stuff like menus or other links), after the text there is this symbol <. I've searched my css with no results, it must be something in the code..
Preview (the "here" link has this strange < character):
http://snag.gy/X9SFD.jpg
Any suggestions?
Errata Corrige: before I stated this happens only in Explorer, that was a mistake. Sorry, it happens also on Firefox and Chrome.
Comments
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If you switch to a core theme does the same issue occur?
If not: check your theme .tpl.php files for any errant HTML tags. Run through an online HTML validator if necessary.
Switched to Zen and Blumarine theme and error remains
I checked also the theme files.. without positive results.
Is it possible that the links are managed by a module? Or maybe the content is written on the database with the < character.. in the WYSIWYG edit section the code of the content is correct.
Don't know :(
The Devel Load panel gives the right text, without the < but the Devel Render and Devel Token panel gives the < char after the link text...
When I use PHP Code input format the problem disappears. I believe it's a CKEditor problem.
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Please respond to the first question asked.
to test that theory, disable ckeditor and test.
Solution found
It's not CKEditor, i've tried using tinyMCE and had the same results. Deactivating the Glossary Filter in the Input formats the problem disappears..
I found a solution using this patch: https://drupal.org/node/224092#comment-821794
Thank you :)